Riparian and River Channel Program
The Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority has a number of projects that improve the health of our region’s waterways and wetlands through the State Government funded On Ground Works Program.
| Project title |
Description |
| Walking Together with Waring Flagship Project |
This project extends on Goulburn Broken CMA’s and Taungurung Land and Water Council’s foundational achievements from the EC5 Waring/mid Goulburn Flagship project. Continuing delivery of on-ground works (in and off the Goulburn River channel between Eildon and Nagambie) that support the established Walking with Waring statement, program logic and partnership plan commitment to working together to heal and care for Waring. |
| Strathbogie Streams Flagship Project |
Building on previous years of targeted funding, this project will encourage landholder, Traditional Owner and wider community involvement to progress works that protect and improve both riparian and in-stream habitats of waterways that flow from the Strathbogie Ranges. |
| Waterway Investment Northern Plains (Yorta Yorta Country) |
This project will protect, maintain and improve riparian and instream habitats along waterways in the northern Goulburn and Broken River catchments, in Yorta Yorta Country. Traditional Owner, community and agency partnerships will be consolidated to enhance planning and delivery of works, increasing resilience in response to a changing climate, invest in community engagement and maintain and build on the long-term ecological, social, cultural and economic benefits of past investment in waterway health. |
| Waterway Investment Southern Uplands (Taungurung Country) |
The project aims to maintain and improve riparian condition and connectivity, water quality and instream habitats along waterways and tributaries of the southern Goulburn Broken catchment (Southern Uplands). Within Taungurung Country, targeted on-ground works in this region will continue to support Traditional Owner, community and agency partnerships to increase climate resilience and contribute to long-term protection of ecological, social, cultural and economic values in both upper catchments and downstream environments, enhancing and expanding outcomes achieved with past investment. |
For information about how the above projects are delivered and incentives, click here.
Strathbogie Streams – Hughes Creek
Strathbogie Streams – Seven Creek